Titlebook: Resuscitation and Life Support in Disasters, Relief of Pain and Suffering in Disaster Situations; Proceedings of the I Rudolf Frey,Peter Sa

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A Combined Oxygen Resuscitator, Analgesic and Anaesthetic Machine for Use in Disaster Situationslighted the importance of planning on-site emergency medical treatment for hundreds, maybe thousands, of people. The possibility of an atomic bomb explosion by a group of extremists or as part of a nuclear war must also be considered.

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Requirements for Manually Operated Resuscitators for Use in Disaster Situationsfuncion independently of external sources of power — especially in disaster situations. Progress can constantly be seen with respect to the function, applicability, construction conditions, practicability, etc., of such equipment; this is certainly in part a result, for example of Nobel’s (5,6) basi

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ECG Telemetry Transmitter, a Vital Tool for Emergency Medical Technicians in Rescue Line the most difficult task found in the field. The emergency medical technician (EMT) can describe by normal telecommunication nearly all other necessary data from the patient to the doctor using simple words, except for the electrical activity of the patient’s heart.

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Use of Modified Liquid Gelatins in Transfusions — in Francenous injection of gelatin in animals. Application in man did not take place until the First World War, when Hogan (1915) perfused gelatin solutions and Bayliss (1918) added acacia gum to physiologic serum at 3 % — 6 % in the treatment of shock. However, the antigenic properties and the high viscosit

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The Possibilities, Requirements and Usefulness of an Immediate Prophylaxis as Well as of the Treatme the basis for most studies of the occurrence and development of shock. Compensation between the individual vital functions which are directly or indirectly disturbed by the accident, especially in persons who have been polytraumatized is in practice more effective the longer the interval from the t

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Changes in Lipid Metabolism Following Burn Injuries - Consideration of Therapeutic Measuresic mortality. In recent years the research group in Basel has succeeded in demonstrating the presence of a toxic lipid-protein complex in the skin of mice following a controlled burn trauma. According to their interpretation, this complex, which has a molecular weight of 3 x 106, arises during the b

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Relief of Pain and Suffering in Disaster Situationse an increasing interest in this field but the second is that publications concerning the relief of pain and suffering are relatively infrequent. Why there should be this apparent lack of interest in pain relief by the medical profession as a whole, and by anaesthetists in particular, continues to m

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